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All matter is composed of?

Atoms

Electons have what kind of charge?

Negative

Protons have what kind of charge?

Postive

Do protons have mass?

Yes


What charge does a neutron have?

None

Does neutrons have mass?

No

What kind of mass does electrons have?

Negligible

Do atoms have volume and mass, or both?

Both

What is a pure substance that contains only one kind of atom?

Element


What is the atomic number?

The number of protons

All elements except __ has one or more protons

Hydrogen

What is the mass number?

The number of protons + the number of neutrons

Forms of an element with different numbers of neutrons, and different mass numbers is called __

Isotopes

Atomic weight is __

Average of mass numbers of isotopes in their normally occurring proportions


What gives off energy in the form of alpha, beta, and gamma radiation from the nucleus

Radioisotopes

What transforms the atoms and sometimes results in a change in the number of protons

Radioactive decay

A molecule is a __

Stable association of atoms

The orbital is the region where an ___ is found at least __ % of the time

Electron


90 %

First shell of orbital holds ___

2 Electrons

Second shell of orbital holds _

8 Electrons

Third shell of orbital holds _

8 Electrons

The outermost electron shell (____) determines how the atom ___

Valence shell


Behaves


Octet rule

Tendency of atoms to form stable molecules resulting in 8 electrons in their outermost shells

The attractive force that links atoms together to form molecules

Chemical Bond

Covalent bonds

Atoms share one or more pairs of electrons so that the outer shells are filled

Compound

A molecule made up of two or more elements bonded together in a fixed ratio

What is an EX of a compound molecule?

H20

The molecular weight of a compound is the __ of the atomic weights of all __ in a molecule

Sum


Atoms

The attractive force that an atomic nucleus exerts on electrons is

Electronegativity


Polar covalent bond

Electrons are drawn to one nucleus more than the other because the atom has a greater electronegativity

Nonpolar covalent bond

Electrons are shared equally

Ions

electrically charged particles formed when atoms lose or gain electrons

Cations

Positive

Anions

Negative

Complex ions

Groups of covalently bonded atoms that carry a charge

Ionic attractions

Bonds formed by electrical attractions of positive and negative ions

What is an EX of a Ionic attraction?

Salt

Ions are close together and the ionic attractions are strong in a __

Solid

In water, the ions are __ apart and the attraction is much __

Far


Weaker

Hydrogen bond

The attraction between the negative end of one molecule and the positive hydrogen end of another molecule

Hydrogen bond

The attraction between the negative end of one molecule and the positive hydrogen end of another molecule

Polar molecules that form hydrogen bonds with water are__

Hydrophilic

Non-polar molecules such as__ that interact with each other but not water are___

Hydrocarbons


Hydrophobic

Non-polar molecules such as__ that interact with each other but not water are___

Hydrocarbons


Hydrophobic

Van der waals force

Attractions between non-polar molecules that are close together

Non-polar molecules such as__ that interact with each other but not water are___

Hydrocarbons


Hydrophobic

Van der waals force

Attractions between non-polar molecules that are close together

When a atom collides with enough energy to combine or change their bonding partners, a____ occurs

Chemical reaction

Waters structure and properties

Polar molecules


Forms hydrogen bonds


Tetrahedral shape

A solution is a substance (___) dissolved in a liquid (___)

Solute


Solvent

Qualitative analysis

Identification of the substances involved in chemical reactions

Qualitative analysis

Identification of the substances involved in chemical reactions

Quantitative analysis

Measuring concentrations of the substances

Qualitative analysis

Identification of the substances involved in chemical reactions

Quantitative analysis

Measuring concentrations of the substances

The amount of a substance that is numerically equal to its molecular weight

Mole

Weak acid and is base

Buffer